The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation warns that Lake Powell might drop below critical levels by 2026, endangering power generation.

The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation warns that Lake Powell might drop below critical levels by 2026, endangering power generation.

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Lake Mead, capable of storing about 29 million acre-feet of water, supplies drinking water to tens of millions of people.

Glen Canyon National Recreation Area officials are urging Lake Powell boaters to be cautious as firefighters scoop up water ...

The nation’s second largest reservoir is only about 30% full. If it drops much more, it could go below the hydropower ...

Lake Powell and Lake Mead are once again headed for dangerously low territory. And at the worst time for Colorado River ...

If the next two years are drier than usual, Lake Powell’s water levels could drop too low to generate electricity, federal ...

Boaters and campers at Lake Powell will soon see an increase in firefighting aircraft in the area. The Glen Canyon National ...

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The US Bureau of Reclamation told CNN it is currently anticipating water levels in Lake Powell to reach a significant elevation of 3,525 feet above sea level sometime between March 10 and 16 ...

Lake Powell is a linchpin of the western U.S. water and energy systems, storing up to approximately 24 million acre-feet of water. The Glen Canyon Dam provides power to approximately 5 million people ...